St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-25

confirming the sale of the stock and fix
lures of the firm of KehOe 4 Matthews,
who assigned recently, to Capt. Charlie s
w. Brown. The price paid was 40N
cents OH the dollar.
The suit of G.. S. Leeds & Co. VS..
Thomas j. Gilbert, to recover money for
goods furnished, was decided yester-
day, when Judge LOchren filed a de-
cisiOn finding for the plaintiff in the
sum of $3.50.
The suit of Joseph A. Patenaud
against DunsmOOr d Son, to recover
some $40 odd dollars for building mate
rails furnished, was decided yesterday,
when the plaintiff secured verdict of
1885.
The Keene Scent savings bank has
secured Judgment of S504.96 against
Baldwin d. Bruce on note. The Lou
hogan National bank has secured SINH
lar Judgment against the same parties.
Ann Bartholomew was yesterday
granted $50 per week alimony pending
her action for divorce against w. w.
bartholomew, in addition to S25 attOr-
ney'S fees.
In the divorce suit of Charles Beo-
dane VS.. Mary Beodane a demurrer to
the complaint was filed, and an order
for the payment of attorneys fees
made.
Judge Lochren has filed an order
denying motion for a new trial in the
suit of the Minneapolis Brick company
VS.. Fred Hass, ST., and Fred Hass, Jr.
Lunquist, Anderson & Co., have Sc
cured a Judgment against the Baptist
union for some $500 for brick furnished
and work done in building church.
The suit of Catherine Kevelin VS.. The
Peoples Trust company has been con-
tlnued one week, proceedings being
stayed in the meantime.
The divorce suit of Mrs. Ida Chal-
mers against 0. B. Chalmers, in which
desertiOn was alleged, was heard yes
terday by Judge Lochren.
In the matter of laying out and OPEN
ing Fifth avenue north, an order was
made confirming the report of the COM
miSsi0nerS.
A judgment of divorce has been en-
tered in the case of Anna Laller VS..
Edmund Laller, in which desertion was
charged.
The case of William A. Tanner VS..
William BlackmO0r ct al, has been re-
ferred to j. w. MOleneauX to take dis
closures.
The suit of Andrew Carlin against ex-
Sheriff w. NJ. Bracket has been
stricken from the general term cal
endar.
May Kimmons secured divorce from
Samuel kimmOnS on the ground of de-
sertion and failure to support.
There was no appearance in the suit
of Daniel L. Carleton VS.. j. B. Cakes,
and the case was stricken off.
W. B. Clark has secured judgments
against the Pray Manufacturing COM
pany amounting to S., 1880.
The suit OF Barber & Son against
YerXa & Yerxa has been referred to j..
A. Wiley to take disclosures.
Judge Lochren made an order allow
ing claims in the matter of the assign
ment of Bray & Robinson.
Judgment for the plaintiff has been
rendered in the suit of Jensen &
Spriner VS.. Ellen Burns.
Edward W. Parkinson secured di-
vorce from Ida NJ. Parkinson on the
ground of desertion.
A plat of James avenue addition was
filed yesterday by jeremiah Smith and
Lorenzo T. Tabour.
Judge Young has dismissed the suit
of George F. Jackson VS.. John G. Nc
Naughton.
The case of the state VS.. John Orth,
the brewer. has been continued for one
week.
w. II. DOnahue will take disclosures
in the suit of Lewis Stein VS.. w. o..
Lodge.
The suit of M. B. Drullard against
Wendell & Donaldson has been dis
missed.
C. E. Cannot will take disclosures III
the suit of l.. W. Young VS.. John Hack
EFT.
The case of Sophia Graham VS.. Thomas
j. Kelly has been continued one week.
The old case eff John Birrell & Co. VS..
Moses Granger has been dismissed.
The Wagner divorce matter has been
continued until next Saturday.